1.3 Statistical summary

Statistical summary and general description of the manner in which each division has been constituted

Table 1: Determination of the quota and enrolment projections

Determination of quota
Number of divisions into which South Australia is to be distributed	11
Number of electors in South Australia at 12 January 2011	1 107 001
Quota for South Australia	100 636
Permissible maximum number of electors (plus 10 per cent) in a division	110 699
Permissible minimum number of electors (minus 10 per cent) in a division	90 573
Enrolment projections as at 21 January 2015
Number of divisions into which South Australia is to be distributed	11
Projected number of electors in South Australia at 21 January 2015	1 152 271
Average enrolment for South Australia at 21 January 2015	104 752
103.5% of average enrolment projected at 21 January 2015	108 418
96.5% of average enrolment projected at 21 January 2015	101 086

Table 2: Summary of divisions

Division	Actual Enrolment 12.1 2011	% Variation from Quota	Projected Enrolment 21.1.2015	% Variation from average	Approx area (sq km)
Adelaide	99 971	-0.66	104 262	-0.47	76
Barker	102 828	2.18	107 242	2.38	63 886
Boothby	102 514	1.87	105 036	0.27	130
Grey	100 095	-0.54	104 118	-0.61	904 881
Hindmarsh	104 866	4.20	105 381	0.60	78
Kingston	96 173	-4.43	103 159	-1.52	171
Makin	101 775	1.13	107 176	2.31	130
Mayo	96 895	-3.72	101 629	-2.98	9 315
Port Adelaide	102 227	1.58	106 271	1.45	181
Sturt	101 102	0.46	103 376	-1.31	85
Wakefield	98 555	-2.07	104 621	-0.13	6 407
South Australia	1 107 001		1 152 271
Average	100 636		104 752

Table 3: Summary of movement of electors between divisions

Number of electors remaining in their existing division	1 062 599
Number of electors transferred to another division	44 402
(This results in 4.01% electors changing divisions)
Total	1 107 001